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The phrase "lavender and old lace" is frequently uttered. Coincidentally, Capra's next film was "Ars [...]	D
Although the film seemed poised to make a handsome profit for Frank Capra and Robert Riskin, under f [...]	D
Contrary to popular belief, there is no "longer" version of this film; it has always run 123 minutes [...]	D
Gary Cooper's character's name is Long John Willoughby. In La dama e il cowboy (1938), also starring [...]	D
Frank Capra didn't want anyone to play John Doe except Gary Cooper, who agreed to the part (without [...]	D
The original copyright was apparently never renewed, and the film fell into public domain, with the [...]	D
Even though he had been involved with the production, when writer Robert Riskin was given the opport [...]	D
This was the first and only commercial feature film produced by Frank Capra Productions. Frank Capra [...]	D
The $1,000.00 bonus Ann Mitchell (Barbara Stanwyck) asks for to write the story would be the equival [...]	D
Regis Toomey had already memorized his monologue about the John Doe Clubs for his audition, so the d [...]	D
The first film Frank Capra produced independent of the Hollywood studios.	D
Final film of Sally Sage.	D
A total of 137 players were assigned speaking parts and over 4,000 extras were used. Much of the fil [...]	D
Regarding the "sweet potatoes" that Gary Cooper and Walter Brennan play, in addition to "Hi Diddle D [...]	D
Final film of Rod La Rocque.	D
This film's earliest documented telecasts took place in Los Angeles Sunday 25 December 1949 on KTLA [...]	D
Well into production, Frank Capra refused to reveal publicly what the film was about. Part of the mo [...]	D
Final film of silent era actress Vera Steadman (uncredited). Steadman began her career in the mid-19 [...]	D
Frank Capra's first choice for the role of Ann Mitchell was Ann Sheridan. However, she was vetoed by [...]	D
Director Frank Capra tested the film in different areas of the US with four different endings to det [...]	D
Olivia de Havilland was offered the role of Ann Mitchell but turned it down.	D
Gene Morgan [Mug (uncredited)] died soon after completing his part in the film.	D
The rooftop set for the final scene was built in an ice house to capture the sense that it was takin [...]	D
About 200 plumbers were hired to keep the rain falling for eight nights at the Gilmore Field basebal [...]	D
Frank Capra went into production without a clear idea of how the film should end. He shot or edited [...]	D
Eight "John Doe Clubs" spontaneously started up and, according to the nap shown, are in the followin [...]	D
Four different endings were filmed, but all were ultimately deemed unsatisfactory during previews. A [...]	D
"The Screen Guild Theater" broadcast a 30-minute radio adaptation of the movie on September 28, 1941 [...]	D

When John Doe tries to jump off the building, he first throws away his cigarette and prepares to cli [...]	D
When the Governor sits, the ear piece of his glasses changes position between shots.	D
After "John Doe" intrudes on D. B. Norton's dinner party and tells him off, Norton calls his newspap [...]	D
When Ann is struggling to write John Doe's radio speech, she balls up one draft and throws the paper [...]	D
During the montage showing John Doe Clubs gaining in popularity, close-ups of a map are shown with f [...]	D
The collar of John Doe's coat is alternately up and down between shots when Ann is persuading him no [...]	D

The Colonel: I've seen guys like you before. Guys [...]	D
D. B. Norton: You'll play your cards right and you [...]	D
Henry Connel: Listen, if that guy lays an egg I wa [...]	D
Long John Willoughby: Hey, stop worryin', Colonel, [...]	D
Mayor Hawkins: O.K. folks, but remember your manne [...]	D
Beany: What's a helot? The Colonel: You've ever b [...]	D
Ann: [Ann is pleading with John not to commit suic [...]	D
Long John Willoughby: I'm gonna talk about us - th [...]	D
Angelface: [after Willoughby gives the Colonel the [...]	D
Long John Willoughby: [gets carried away spanking [...]	D
The Colonel: [criticizing John's anti-separatism s [...]	D
Ann: Everything in that speech is what a certain m [...]	D
Mayor Hawkins: No you can't see him, you didn't vo [...]	D
Long John Willoughby: Well, that certainly is a ne [...]	D
Pop Dwyer - Connell's Aide: Show me an American th [...]	D
The Colonel: $5,000. Holy mackerel! I can see the [...]	D
Henry Connel: Lighthouses, John. Lighthouses in a [...]	D
Henry Connel: There you are, Norton - - the people [...]	D
Mayor Hawkins: Why, Bert. I feel slighted. I'd lik [...]	D
[Discussing the contract with John Doe] Henry Con [...]	D
D. B. Norton: What the American people need is an [...]	D
Long John Willoughby: [addressing the public] Why [...]	D
D. B. Norton: From now on, I think you'd better wo [...]	D
The Colonel: Gangway, you helots!	D
The Colonel: I don't read no papers, and I don't l [...]	D
Henry Connel: I should be drinking milk, you know. [...]	D
The Colonel: Get a hold of some dough and the firs [...]	D
Ann: If it was raining hundred dollar bills, you'd [...]	D

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